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The "Iron Maiden", (not to be confused with the eponymous metal band that exploded in the '80s) who at the time played blues pieces and covers of the "Rolling Stones", formed in the town of Basildon, near London, taking their name from the iron maiden, a medieval torture device. Discover the review
The "Iron Maiden", (not to be confused with the eponymous metal band that exploded in the '80s) who at the time played blues pieces and covers of the "Rolling Stones", formed in the town of Basildon, near London, taking their name from the iron maiden, a medieval torture device.
it remains the highest point ever reached by the Maiden, despite being a band with an extraordinary career, which has achieved boundless popularity in every corner of the globe. Discover the review
it remains the highest point ever reached by the Maiden, despite being a band with an extraordinary career, which has achieved boundless popularity in every corner of the globe.
Despite the music flowing in a sometimes relaxed manner, at some moments it even seems cheerful, the album presents extremely dark lyrics such as those of "God Of Darkness" which tells of the devil’s coming into the world. Discover the review
Despite the music flowing in a sometimes relaxed manner, at some moments it even seems cheerful, the album presents extremely dark lyrics such as those of "God Of Darkness" which tells of the devil’s coming into the world.
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